Jumper cables? Nah...there is a better way now.
- Thread starter Kern Dog
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AMC Diplomat
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Snow ain't so bad. Keeps the bugs down
We start hot tent camping around this time of year, lol. No bugs in the grass, fresh cool air, nice hot fire to keep warm and cook on and don’t even have to leave the tent, lol. The tent and stove was my present to myself a couple years ago, to my surprise my wife likes it and or little boy sleeps like a rock outside.
Good times.
AMC Diplomat
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The ticks are the real problem. Especially with a mild winter this year. Usually the awful winters we have kills off enough of the bastards to make the summer tolerable
Kern Dog
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Reasons like the above are why some people tolerate the terrible policies of states like California.
AMC Diplomat
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Now we're going way off topic lol
But, as far as ticks go, the problem started in New England and it is moving west. In Maine, people have chickens just to eat the ticks it's that bad.
volare 1977
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plenty of ticks here in MD and many that carry lymes disease
Ticks? Hate them. Our cat always brings them inside, luckily, they suck his blood and he couldn't care less, obviously.
Most superfluous things ever. And right next: forse flies, mosquitos and such blood suckers. Bah.
Most superfluous things ever. And right next: forse flies, mosquitos and such blood suckers. Bah.
Kern Dog
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I decided to give this one a try:
Here we go.
This is compact enough to sit almost anywhere and not weigh 50 lbs.
Looks simple.
If all fails, there are directions.
Charging port on one end, jumper cable ports on the other.
Common electrical ports.
Simple charger unit.
It was at 76% when I opened the box, within 2 minutes...
I stepped away for about 5 minutes and it was at 100%. I'll test it soon and report back.
Here we go.
This is compact enough to sit almost anywhere and not weigh 50 lbs.
Looks simple.
If all fails, there are directions.
Charging port on one end, jumper cable ports on the other.
Common electrical ports.
Simple charger unit.
It was at 76% when I opened the box, within 2 minutes...
I stepped away for about 5 minutes and it was at 100%. I'll test it soon and report back.
340-4speed
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Whatever y'all do. Don't buy the ones from harbor freight lol. Absolute piles of shit. They go dead on 3 days of sitting in the warm house from a full charge
volare 1977
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Do you have the specs on it?
340-4speed
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This is the one. Air compressor works for footballs and stuff but you ain't pumping up a car tire.
volare 1977
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As many out there that may love the harbor freight stuff I have had nothing but bad luck with their stuff. Enough for me not to waste my time with it anymore. Even the sand paper , grinding discs etc all seem to not last long or cut well. Just saying.
340-4speed
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I guess for me it's opposite this is the only thing I wouldn't buy again from them. Everything else has been great for a home mechanic and as a derby driver and restoring personal cars I use a lot of there cut off wheels and ratchets and floor jacks, jack stands stuff like that Milwaukee for all power tools but jump pack was cheap for black Friday and I grabbed it and it's just garbage in every way it has to offer lol
Kern Dog
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This guy I know buys condoms at Harbor Freight and is shocked each time his wife announces a new kid is on the way.
They are not all bad. Some of their stuff works well but for something more complicated like this, I'd skip their products. Cheap wrenches. cutoff discs, paint guns, bungee cords. zip ties.....sure. I'd never trust a HF torque wrench on my engines.
They are not all bad. Some of their stuff works well but for something more complicated like this, I'd skip their products. Cheap wrenches. cutoff discs, paint guns, bungee cords. zip ties.....sure. I'd never trust a HF torque wrench on my engines.
340-4speed
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Counting Ugga duggas have never failed me on anything I have 4 kids so I guess it applies
